Neoregelia 'Gold Fever' features red foliage with green spots. Bromeliads have easy care, beautiful foliage, and long-lasting flowers.
Light: Medium to high light indoors.
Water: Regular heavy misting of leaves; empty water from "vase" monthly; water soil only when very dry.
Fertilizer: Feed monthly using diluted liquid houseplant fertilizer in misting sprayer.
Humidity: Thrives with misting, pebble tray or grouping with other houseplants.
Temperature: Normal indoor temps; need above 75°F to bring back into flower.
Unique spotted pattern.
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